Granted, yesterday was pleasant, but Tuesday was not an enjoyable class, Wednesday was the "we don't actually want you" debacle, and today, oh today - it happened again.
Is it a full moon this week?!? (Oh, just checked - no it's not. I must search for another explanation.)
Anyways. It's about 12:30 and I've given up on a job for today and am talking on the phone with my mom when I get another call. It's the sub office calling for a job starting at 12:01. So I'm irritated and running around like crazy to get out the door. I arrive at the school, and this is just not my week because, once again, they look at me a shock and say, "Oops, sorry, we don't need you."
Yeah.
Again.
I know.
Apparently the job was SUPPOSED to go to another sub that was already in the building, and she was already doing the job. So they said sorry a couple more times, went back to their work and waited for me to just leave.
What am I supposed to do?
I wanted to say, "Well, find me something to do, because I'm here and you have to pay me." But I also didn't want to make everyone angry with me and get bad rep. So I acted frustrated and I left.
Then I went home.
And called the sub office.
And tattled.
Well, not tattled really. You see, tattling is telling on someone when you want them to get in trouble, and telling is when you tell on someone to keep them and everyone else safe. (At least that's the best way I've heard to explain it to kids.) And while there might be a tiny bit of me that wants to get them in trouble, mostly I just want this to quit happening! The people putting in job requests need to learn how to do it right. And that would keep them safe from my anger, so yeah, it's just telling. :)
2 comments:
I agree that it was "telling" and I like your explanation of the difference. I still can't believe it happened to you two times this week. Next week WILL be better!
Love you!!! MOM
But I bet your necklace was awesome and your skirt was pretty. Knowing you, I KNOW your shoes were cute. You looked beautiful and they had that stupid "oops" look on their faces. Here's a big hug for a better week! Rhonda
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